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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1850.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Helena, Montana. Nov. ~, l~S'i, !

NOll> = is hereby given that !,fayett" Scott
,erl,ead county Montana Territory has mad"
Wooley lode ~ nins claim: situate ia Mont Jun
organize.il mining dist. Reaverhead CO.. Mont
Territory consisting or l3o Linear feet Of tn: lode
III and described in the field notes and plat of
the official survey On file in this office with mag
netic variation a, ~ degrees 30 minutes Fast. as
said Wooley lode mining claim. at It limestone
2lxl2xt inches. set ~ inches deep in the ground.
BEARS
degrees W: lsl feet: the ii section corner be-
tween sections IL and Is; on the West boundary
It %autss Of fee vi h:ncc running # deg
Il. 1900 feet to limestone 2bxl4xs inches: set 20
inches deep: marked 2-ls72 a mound Of stone
". 800 feet to limestone a'xlOxs inches. set p
inches, deep. marked s-lS7?. mound Of stone
alongside. for corner NJ. b the Northwest l"c.-
s. ii degrees ". ltO feet to q limestone: 24xlixs
inches. set ~ inches deep. Marked 4~lS72. mound
of stone alnngside. for corner No !: the south
feet: and thence ~ degrees l.. $40 feet to corner
No. /, the place of beginning: and containing an
area of 20 s. acres; there being an area in conflict
acre. and an area in conflict with survey No. ISL
not claimed, Of 3.H acres: the total area not
claimed being 3.>l acres and the net area claimed
the general course of the vein being n II degree
+ and s II degrees W.: aS far as traced. and is
within aD feet of either side line, rs shown by
the transcript of field notes Of the survey of the
said WoOley lode made by James NJ. Page. l. :.
Deputy Mineral Surveyor. July ~ and 20: l>st.
Tn. said mining claim b"in Of record in tn"
office of the County Record"cat Dillon in tea-
yerhead county Montana The nearest known
locations being the Reform lode. survey \" -"
on the W. and the Florida lode. survey No, 1915.
on the T.. and the Fracti ion loti" on IT."
! direct that this motto" be publ, he'd in tine
Dillon TRIBUNE the newspaper published near
est the said mining claim. for the period nt SIXTY
days. ). W. LANiHoRNF. Register.
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MINING
At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. lSsj.
L. :. LAND OFF,CE, liL,ESA. Montan:

Z. >. LAND OFFICE, !lt,-hHA. Montana,
>~or, November -, 1876,
NOTICE is hereby given that Louis G. Fyhric,
~ whose postofice address is Dillon, Be;,vcrhe,d
county. Montana and Alfred T.: Grac,.r and Helen
..,oy whose posto.ficc address Rlnnack, Rc:,
scelhcaa County. Montana, have made application
mt United States Patent for the Bismarck lode
nun, inning cialn' situate in Blue Wing Mining Dis
o.suns OF 90 linear feet Of the lode. and surface
ground 600 feet wide, being Lot No, 10 and de
>srned IN the field notes and plat OF the official sur
Wy on h'' in this Office with magnetic variation ut
tm - degrees IS minutes east, as follows:
Commencing ut the Southwest corner at Il Irnc-
<oxlsxh inches, II inches deep, marked IS6s,
". corner NO. (mound OF stone alongside) corner
No, NO. :, Survey No. 1861, bears North degrees Is
haaN 47s4 feet; the Bob Ingersoli initial point
S sa,s south on degrees 90 minutes f 4oS61 feet:
Southwes, location corner bears WEST 40 feet
: East oSo feet to Il limestone e.xI2XS inches
~ inches Hecp marked. ..IS6S, for corner No, j.:
aunu OF stone alongsidc) thence North variation
ou,;Ssees ~ ono feet to Il limestone ut Northwest
MARRIED s,'>hS, tor corner No. 4, (mound of stone
.hssiael thence West variation IS degrees 4.
"':utes ~ 900 feet to 4 limestone aox1ox,o inches
,mn" vmss 9eep marked 4.I4s. tor corner No. !
Gomez h ~. s.ons aongsde) the Northwcs' location
e ~ YEARS $50 feet: thence South (var,ation
IS 90 minutes E) zoo f. to corner the mac,
excL,j;'.. Total area of survey Il. 80 acres;
t, utang therctro.n an of O. 20 acres in cor.
era "n survey No. 1s6l-not claimed The gen
80, course ct the vein is East and West so far :,s
"I ~, and is withn ,cof.ct of either s1,l;n, "
off, NC slid mining claim being Of record in In,
Non,nu' e 20, Recorder 1t Dillon, Beaycrhead Co
N,w,,';c me nearest known locations lejn,, In
ct al a; n,r Lode, on the North, Sam Batchcidcr
rs,n,' e. mat this notice he published in the Dillon
minnr - :ne newspaper published nearest the SAT-,
'''''"s cla'm for the pc, inl Of sixty DAYS
y. '" LANGnoHSE, Register.
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APPLlCAI,CM rCk tAIENL.
Notice No. It'll.
UNITED ,,TATEs LAND OFFICE.
Helena. Mont Nov. 70 1ANH


NJ Office is hereby given that Lafayette Scott,
1 whose postotce address il Ar.spnla Bti-
verlleai county, Montana Territory, has made
application for , United States patent for the
G"v'r Tl!tlen loa. mining claim. situate in Mont
!imorennized) mining dist. Beavtrhe;d county
Mont. Itrrit'y consisting of one thousand linear
feet of the lode and rface ground 800 feet WIDE
being Lot No. A. and described in the field notes
and plat of the official survey on file in this Of
nee with magnetic variation at iAdegrees 80 min
utes east as follows: Commencing at the North
west corner which is a quartzite stone 24xllx4
inches set Is inches deep, marked lIs7l for cor
ntr No. "a mound of stone along>ide) the
Northwest location corner bears ". Il feet:
thence f. 1900 feet to Il limestone. 2lx>xi inches
set * inches deep, marked. 2-ls7l, for corner No
mound of stone alongside) the Northeast To-
cation corner bears n III degrees II feet; thence
s. 3to feet to Il limestone SUxl6x4 inches, set -
inches deep. marked 3-ls7l. for corner No !: &.
mound OF stone alengside) Southeast location
corner bears s. ~ degrees f.. II feet; thence W.
100 feet to Quartzite stOne 26xl2xb inches, set
Is inches deep, marked Ash "a mound of stone
a!ongside) thence N. 3Uu feet to corner No. l. the
place of beginning. and containing an area of
~ acres; claimed; the general course of the vein
being of record in the Office of the County Re-
corcer at Dillon, in Beaverhcad county, Montana
The nearest known locations heing on the East,
survey No. u.s. Lot al. the Tuscerora lode: ON the
North, the Reform lode, Lafayette Scott, claims
ant.
direct that this notice be published in the
Dillon TRIBUNE the newspaper published near
est the said mining claim, for the period of sixty
days. &. w. LANGHOkNE, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1 1853.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Montana

Us. LAND OFFICE, llEL ENA, Montana,
November 49, 1885,,
~ oher, whose postot'irc address is Dillon, lca
vcrhc"t County. Montana, Moses Thompson,
whose postolice address is kingston Sierra Co.,
n. NJ. and Truman i. Chapman. whose post
office address is Kingston, Sierra County, y. NJ.
have made app i,:.ton for L. Patent for the Jay
organized) Mining District. kcavrrhc:d Co.. Mon
tanl Territory consisting ct 500 linear feet of the
lOdc and surface ground tCo feet wide, being Lot
No. 40 and dcst ribcd in the field notes and plat of
the official survey file in this Office, with ynctic
variation at IS degrees east, as follows: Con,ncnc-
corner No. + of survey No. 1881 The Nct.ic Lode
and corner No OF Survey No 1900, the 4. NJ.
Wilson Lode, pin" stump Il inches in diameter
marked +-ISS9 and 2lSfo marked II>6l for corner
NoI: thence Ms degrees 30 minutes w 800 feet
limestone 'hNl,NS inches set 90 inches deep marked
sde) the Northwest location corner bears " IS de.
grccs 80 minutes w IS feet: thence North - de-
Srct> AZ minutes + tuo feet to Il limestone .oxl *
inches, II inches deep, marked ,lS5I for corner
No. 3 tniound of stone alongside the Northeast
location corner bears " degrees 30 minutes W
t." limestone ,sNhx" inches II inches deep. marked
+ 1901 tor corner No 'mound of earth alor"sidc)
thence 70 degrees Is minutes w zoo feet to corner
"" +, the place OF beginning. containing OF
.o6s acres. No conflicts. The general course of
III. vein being " IS degrees 80 minutes w.
The said mining claim being OF rtcor, in the office
of the County Recorder at Dillon, Bravcrhv'll Co.,
Montana. The nearest known locations being, the
T.. NJ. Wilson ode survey $50, the Nav Lode and
the John |. Smith Lode the South and West, And
the Bismarck Lode Survey 1905. on III" ElSt
direct that this notice he published in the Dillon
TRIBUNE. the newspaper puhIiSht. nearest the SAID
mining claim, Tor the period of sixty DAYS.
:. w. ]. ANt;IIOINE, Register.
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EX-pRESIDENT ARTHUR.
FACTS, INCIDENTS AND REMINis-
CENCES OF HIS CAREER.

Ills Boyh"ol's Ambition Was to Zee a
Political Leader - lie Had His Ni,,,
and More. but Found That Life Was
Not Worth Living.
n few times after the spring of lSs, Il worn
looking. rather colorless man. with whitcncl
side wi! -~kcrS, was to he seen walking about
Fifth avenue and Broadway, New York 1t
was only II very few times, but those who
saw the worn looking man always turned to
look ut him the second time. \ thought
struck them: could that I've ex-fresident Ar
thur! 1t looked like his pictures. as the,
had been seen hundreds of times, and vet
SO changed.
1t was ex-Plesident Arthur, and Just 50 had
he changed. In the years from the summer
IF 1851 to 1855 he turned from young maj,
20 ali old one. 1t is not too much to say that
The shot which struck Garfield at last killed
Arthur
The day that shot was fired Arthur was on
his way from Albany to New York. He had
come down 10y the night boat. 1t was in the
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice M. lSS2.
L. 5. LAND OfF!CE, llELENA, Nj. T.,

L. S. LAND OFr!CE, llELENA, NJ. T.,
November ~, 1856. !
NOTICE is hereby given that " i.la!l
~ Il. Gallagher, whose postoiice address
is Dillon, Bea>etncau County, Mon. Ter
Moses Thompson, hose posluiiice address
is Kingston, Sierra County, New Mcxic,
and Truman +. Chapman, whose pn>,uili> (
address is Kingston, Sierra Go, \. Mex
have made application Tor u. ). Patent
tor the +. M. Wilson lode mining Ilai,l
situate in Blue Wing (unur4a'.izrt) Min,n:,
District, ic.I.crntAu 60, NJ. I. Consisting
OF LOO linear feet ui the lode, and >urla,,
ground 800 !est " i<r, h.:,ns Lot No. island
desc. ibeu i" the field no,.> ;iusi pa, 81 tn,
official survey on file in this office, It'll
magnetic variation Il, IS dc;.irts r.ts., as fol,
lows Commencing AZ thc Southwest cor.
ner OF this lode, which j. also the South
east corner OF the "\et,Ir' lode, Surv,',
No 1880, which is Il limestone ..'NIrv> in
chc>, set :, inches deep. marked $780,
with mound ct earth alnn. >lI.- ,n.l' X I'd
also 1900 for co,n,r No. :; the Snu,hv, -
location corner bears >. co.'s minutes W
u feet; the BIB ln.xr>"i initial point bear
). 10 degrees 90 mii1it, y T.. 100. feet ; iht,
\. oo45 minutes T.. 400 feet 20 corner No
! of survey No. 1889, which is a pine STUMP
IT inches in diameter, marked . 1850 TO,
corner No. :: thence \. Is degrees IS min.
utcs f. 800 feet to ii limestone 2oxI,N4 in
ches-I3 inches deep, marked ; 1860 for cor
ner No. 3-mound ct stone alongside: the
Northeast location corner bears n. Is de
grees 80 minutes +. 10. feet; thence 5. 90
rs minutes w. 400 feet t" limestone ccx
1cx6 inches, II inches deep. marked 1Shc
tor corner No. 4,-mound Of stone alon.
SIDE; Southeast location corner bears S.
degree IS minutes f 147 feet; thence S. L
degrees IS minutes W. 800 feet to cornt,
No. l, the place Of beginning. and contain
ing an area Of 9 IS acres. No known con.
tlicts, the general course Of the vein brin.
about North and South, as far as traced
and being within 900 Zee, nfeiihrr side lin"
The said mining claim being on record
in 'he office of ,hcCo Rrsnrdrr AZ Dillon
Beavrrhsad County. Mont. Ter The near
est known locations heinz 'h- Metric LODI.
survey No 1880 on ',t West. the law Gou,
lode, survey No. 1901. ON VI" \nr'' N.
Bright Silver lode and the New Year,
Dav 'od.. on the East.
| direct that this ro'ic. he published il,
the DILLON TEIBu\E The rew>rarrr pu,
li>h-d nearest 'he said mining claim, tol
the period Of sixtv DAYS.
S. W. LASGuoENE, Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
Notice No. 1873.
L. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T.,

=. 5. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, NJ. T., J
. November 70, 1856.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lafayette
~ Scott, whose poslotfice address is Ar
genta. Beaverhead County, Nj. L , has made
application for Il y. 5 Patent for the Re-.
form lode mining Claim, situate in Montana
(unorganized) Mining District, Beaverhead
Co., Nj. T., consisting OF 1900 linear feet OF
the lode, and surface ground 600 feet wide,
being Lot No. ~, and described i'll the field
notes and plat OF the official survey ON file
in this office, with magnetic variation at 10
degrees 80 minutes east, as follows: Com
mencing a, corner No. /, being the South
west corner, marked; l 1873 on Il quar,zitr
rock in place (Page) ox3 teet, ) fee, abov.
ground, for corner No. /; the southwest
location corner bears $. Is deg. w. IS fee, !;
corner No. survey No. 1871, bears E"s,
SIS feet; thence running East 600 teel to
the intersection corner ON the west side. line
of survey No. 1872, which is Il limestone
,6x16xlo inches, set y inches deep, mark.
ed p. I. 1871 1872, (mound of stone along
side) marked ,.lS73 for corner No. ;; the
feet; thence n. IL +. along west side line
Of survey No. 1872, 1908 feet to corner No.
;, survey No. 1872. the Wooev lode,
marked 3, 1873 for corner No. ;, (nound OF
stone along>de) thence N. ! degrees W.
1910 feet to limestone, 3ox7N5 inches, SCI,
>, inches deep, marked i 1873. for corner
No. i (mound Of stone along side) the N. +
location corner bears North S, feet; thence
West 6oo feet to quartzite stone, ,4x9x7
inches, set IS inches deep, marked 5,.1S73
for corner No. 5,-,nound of earth along
side; the Northwest location corner bears
MI degrees, West 81 feet; thence S. 4 dc
gree> East 1910 feet to quar'zite stone,
3ox1SxIo inches, set :, inches deep. mark
ed &, 1873, for cor No 6,-,nound of stone
Observation-Disclosures $. II, w. 1908 feet to
corner No l. the place of beginning; the
total area being EOS, acres, all claimed
The general course Of the vein is l degrees
West and North I degrees West from dis
covery.
The said mining claim being of record il,
The office Of the County Recorder at Dillon
in Beavcrhead County, Mont. Ter. tn.
nearest known locations being, on the Eas
the Spring lode and Survey No. 1872. Lo,
No +6. the Woolev Lode, and on the South
Survey No. 1871, Lot No. 4s, the Sow,
Tilden" lode.
| direct that this notice be published il,
the DILLON TRIBUNE, the newspaper pub
lished nearest the said mining claim, tol
the period Of sixty DAYS.
S. W. LANGIluRNE, Register.
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dent. EN-PRESIDENT ARTHUR
The boat N, which Arthur ranc to New
York was delayed by fog. and did not get in
till II O'clock. As it touched the dock Il
messenger lc;,ped on board. Senator torh
ling stood OH deck.
"G,r!ield was shot at Washington Thu;
morning" said the messenger to him.
ConkIi:g turned without word and went
into tn" vicc-l:ceilcnt's state room with ncWs
Of The tragedy. Arthur was never the same
man from, that day ON. He knew too well
what the opposition faction in the Republican
party would say and believe to the end OF
time. 1t wore on his soul He carried 1t
with him as II burden by day and it lay beside
him clos, upon his heart by night. He was
over 6 feet tall, Il man of splendid physique.
but he wa, sensitive as a child. One Ct his
| intimate friends says since his dcath "rlc
assassination of Garfield nearly killed him"
! 1t did so in fact From boyhood he had
wished to play great role in politics. More
than thirty years ago he said to Il school
friend:
ut is my ambition to )c Il politician. |
want to bc Il leader of men. and one who
helps to shape the policy of Il great political
party. | don't think there is amy n"bcr
work for Il man than that"
He had his wish to tho. letter. From one
Office of political prefcrment to another he
went till he reached tho very top. Every
place that he occupied, too, he filled with
distinguished ability. During the war he
was first Judge advocate of the Second brig
atlc of New York, and afterwards engineer
in chief on the staff of Governor Morgan of
that state. In both these capacities he did
more than any other man i'll New York to
equip soldiers and forward them rapidly to
the seat of war. On the governors staff 1t
was part of his duties to look after the de-
fences of New York harbor.
Matters looked rather serious at tho timo of
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NEW YORK HOME" ply. however, the
misunderstanding with ENGLAND was speedily
settled. and there was no occasion to Try the
novel '''ir.r'c suggested.
A'tl,ur's next important office wac that of
collector of the port of New York. To this
day in that city his administration of the
ollil" j. spoken of as a model one. It would
have .la'' ned TIL, hearts OF Tie civil >ervi'n
rc(nrmcrs il they had ryiS,~! at that tin"
He made no changes at all exc, pit for catis",
and removals during his term were only %is
per cent. of the force per year Us against ::..S
per cent. in the time Of his predecessor. Pro-
motions were made by a regular system of
advancement from lower to higher grades.
When nominated for the vice. presidency
he held no Office except chairman of the state
republican committee of New York. He
was warm part isan and a warm friend,
and this l.i 10 all The trouble which cu!mi-
mated in the assassination of Garfield. But
after that tragic event, whatever could have
been said of him before, his Behavior was
ulcXcr;,tiouabl".
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sponsnle ro m orders his paper discontinued he
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must pay a., n.,l payment is made and collect the
to SEM amount whether the paper is take" fro" the
nostoflce or NOT. ,:,a that ref,,sinu IN take
g. 'ne .o or periodicals from the postofhse. or
the I'D leaving then, uncalled for, is pr',"o
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the Mason and Sill
dell affair. Suppose
it would lead to
war with England:
New York city
W as urfcnccless
against Il foreign
feet, just as it is; ut
this moment, for
the matter of that.
Mr.. Arthur con
suited expert en-
gin.els and devised
Il plan for the de
fence of the l.nl.-
Dor. II was t"
stretch across it Il
line of cribs of
timber Z hained
together and laden
with stone. Zap
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k OF r.

a. 0CCIDENT LODGE, No. 8, X. Of r.,
k& meets in convocation every Thursday
23 evening in the Castle Hall, corner Of
W hannack and Montana streets.
Al visiting knights cordially invi-
Ell. NELSON, c. &.
{. IIlRscuMAN, X. OF II. and $.
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bitterest and hot
test of the Platt
and Collkling sena-
torial fight, and
the vice-president
had been to Albany
trying to re-elect
Conkling to II seat
from which he had
resigned because
of his cnnlity to the
president. L II q
vicc-pl'esilent of
the United States
was thus put iii the
light of taking sides
against the prcsi-
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De po'cst thin: in dis worl' Ter base yrr
hopes CT l.; good looks. Dc c;~l.lcl.urr
is green long artcr &c Hover is dun killed
oy dc ,roSt Arl.;nsaw Traveller.
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TOEXGHANGE.

HORSE BREEDERS having Norman or
Ii or other heavy brood mares to exchange
for st. Paul property. address NJ T II, Globe
20S-3OO
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STATE OF MINNES )TA, COUNTY OF
~ Ramsey, ss.-In Probate Court special
term, Oct. 4, 1887.
In the matter of the estate of John Parker.
deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing. pur.
porting to be the last will and testament of
John Parker. deceased late of said county.
has been delivered to this court;
And Whereas, Rebecca Mmnford Parker
has filed Herewith her petition, representing
among ether things that said John Parker
died in said county, on the 10th day of Sep:
TENDER, 1887, testate, and that Charles Henry
Parker and Reverend NJ n. Gilbert are the
testament, and praying that the said instru-
etters testamentary be to said Charles IL.
1t is ordered, That the proofs of said in
strument, and the said petition, be heard be-
fore this court, at the probate Office in said
county, on Thursday, the Sd day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1887, at 10 o clock in the forenoon,
when all concerned may appear and contest
the probate of said instrument.
And ii is further ordered, that public notice
of the time and place of said hearing be given
to all persons interested by publication
of these orders for three weeks successively
previous to said day of hearing. on Thursday
of each week, in the ST.. Paul DAILY GLOBE,
and in the st. Paul WEEKLY GLOBE, both be-
ing newspapers printed and published at st.
Paul. i'll said county. By the Court
[L.s.l Il. s. GORatAN, Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANK ROBBERY Jr., Clerk.
oct6-4w- wkly &4w. thu, dly
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